Magna thinks its new mask sanitizer can 'really save lives' amid pandemic

Magna’s device, called the Puro, has been in development for about five years. (Magna International)

By:

Dana Flavelle

March 27, 2020 04:45 PM

TORONTO -- Magna International Inc. says it’s ready to make a product that could be used in hospitals to disinfect masks and other personal protective equipment that are in short supply amid the global outbreak of COVID-19.

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